Electrical Power Exchange Agreement. The provisions in all documents outlined above are incorporated into this Tariff in their entirety. For the avoidance of doubt, Customer shall be deemed to have agreed to such provisions by applying for service under this Tariff. The Utility will only be required to purchase energy from eligible distributed generation facilities on a first-come, first-served basis until the cumulative generating capacity of all renewable energy sources from all Customers equals the percentage of the Utility’s annual peak demand in the previous year as set forth in O.C.G.A. § 46-3- 56(a). Additional energy may be purchased by the Utility at its sole discretion at a cost agreed to by it and the Customer provider. The Utility shall at no time be required to purchase energy from Customers in excess of amounts required by the DG Act. The Utility reserves the right to separate the Customer generator’s equipment from City lines and facilities when, in the Utility’s judgment, the continued parallel operation is unsafe or may cause damage to persons or property. Upon such separation, the Utility shall promptly notify the Customer generator so that any unsafe condition can be corrected. Exhibit D
Electrical Power Exchange Agreement. The provisions in all documents outlined above are incorporated into this Tariff in their entirety. For the avoidance of doubt, Customer shall be deemed to have agreed to such provisions by applying for service under this Tariff. The Utility will only be required to purchase energy from eligible distributed generation facilities on a first-come, first-served basis until the cumulative generating capacity of all renewable energy sources from all Customers equals the percentage of the Utility’s annual peak demand in the previous year as set forth in O.C.G.A. § 46-3- 56(a). Additional energy may be purchased by the Utility at its sole discretion at a cost agreed to by it and the Customer provider. The Utility shall at no time be required to purchase energy from Customers in excess of amounts required by the DG Act.
Electrical Power Exchange Agreement. The provisions in all documents outlined above are incorporated into this Tariff in their entirety. For the avoidance of doubt, Customer shall be deemed to have agreed to such provisions by applying for service under this Tariff. The Utility will only be required to purchase energy from eligible distributed generation facilities on a first-come, first-served basis until the cumulative generating capacity of all renewable energy sources from all Customers equals the percentage of the Utility’s annual peak demand in the previous year as set forth in O.C.G.A. § 46-3- 56(a). Additional energy may be purchased by the Utility at its sole discretion at a cost agreed to by it and the Customer provider. The Utility shall at no time be required to purchase energy from Customers in excess of amounts required by the DG Act. The Utility reserves the right to separate the Customer generator’s equipment from City lines and facilities when, in the Utility’s judgment, the continued parallel operation is unsafe or may cause damage to persons or property. Upon such separation, the Utility shall promptly notify the Customer generator so that any unsafe condition can be corrected. DocuSign Envelope ID: 6E068791-A63A-477B-B4F1-4959699B6B5E Meeting: July 20, 2023 Item 4. Exhibit D NOTICE OF POWER EXCHANGE AMOUNT This notice is provided to the owner of a distributed generation system detailing changes in the amount of Renewable Energy Credits and/or electrical energy to be purchased by the City of Cartersville pursuant to an existing Electrical Interconnection and Power Exchange Agreement. This notice is an Exhibit D and is hereby made a part of said Agreement superseding any prior Exhibit D. Date of Notice: Consumption month change will occur: Renewable Energy Credits to be purchased: Maximum monthly consumption (kWh) to be purchased:
